Maryland · Maryland Code — Criminal Procedure Article
Md. Code, Crim. Proc. § 11-1006: (a) The General Assembly finds that survivors of homicide victims in the State: (1) lack necessary counseling and follow–up services to: (i) treat the survivors with dignity, respect, and sensitivity; and (ii) inform the survivors of the rights to which they are entitled by law; and (2) have the hel
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State establishes programs to provide counseling, legal services, mental health support, and advocacy to survivors of homicide victims, with the Governor's Office awarding grants to nonprofits and reporting annually on program operations.
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